I need to remove those strips so I can see where water might be leaking into my headliner..

 

Rain is bad, don't drive in it.

 

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agreed

 

yeah man

 

here this probably doesnt help much, and not sure myself, but from picture looks like it clips in.

http://www.hondaautomotivepart...LDING

 

On my hatch all u have to do is pull up on them pretty hard. In the middle of the peice of trim is like a metal clip wedged in there to hold it to the car. Just pry on it, should pop off

 

I didnt want to break those clips when I tired pulling on them. Do you reuse those clips? and if i break them can I jus buy new ones and jus clip them back on?

 

I just don't drive the car in the rain it is really easy when you have a daily beater seriously look into that.

Yeah look basicly when the leak is coming form and pull those moldings out then if it is leaking there clean it up really good you don't want any rust forming. Then seal it up with some silicon, bondo, all metal, what ever have you.

I don't know if honda sells the clips or if they come in the package with new molding if not go to a local auto parts store like olympic or something they should be able to find what you need.

 

The clips are metal and are welded to the car, thier really impossible to break, we had to take them out of a few cars to repaint, its really not that hard.